Mixing container for different materials

ABSTRACT

A receptacle for mixing different kinds of materials includes an outer receptacle for holding cosmetic contents; a shoulder member of a cylindrical member with the upper and lower portions opened, which is screw-coupled to an upper opening portion of the outer receptacle; a pump coupling member of a disk-shaped member coupled to the inner circumference of the shoulder member, which couples a first pump set and a second pump set side by side; an inner receptacle of a cylindrical member, an upper flange of which is placed between a lower surface of the pump coupling member and an upper surface of the upper opening portion of the outer receptacle, which is partitioned into a first and a second space portions, into which a first and a second pump sets are inserted from the upper part, respectively.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a receptacle for mixing different kindsof materials, and more particularly, to a receptacle for mixingdifferent kinds of materials, wherein an inner receptacle is insertedinto an outer receptacle, one of pump sets is mounted in the innerreceptacle, and the cosmetic contents different from each other arestored in the inner receptacle and the outer receptacle, while allowingdifferent kinds of cosmetic contents to be used at the same time withone pumping, and to be completely exhausted.

BACKGROUND ART

If two kinds of materials having different ingredients (cosmetics, etc.)are mixed in advance, a problem may occur that these materialsdeteriorate due to chemical reaction in the mixed state or theperformance is remarkably degraded. If the user prepares two containersto store the materials separately and then mixes to use the materials, aproblem that causes inconvenience in use occurs.

To solve these problems, a receptacle for mixing different kinds ofmaterials having a structure capable of mixing two kinds of materials bythe operation of the user after separately storing two materials in onereceptacle is devised and used.

FIGS. 5 and 6 are cross-sectional views of a conventional container formixing different kinds of materials.

The conventional container for mixing different kinds of materials, asshown in these drawings, includes: a container body portion 111, inwhich a container storage space 111 a is formed and a container opening11 lb is formed at an upper end thereof, a shoulder portion 113 coupledto an upper end of the container body portion 111; an inner cap 112formed integrally with the shoulder portion 113; a container cap 118coupled to the shoulder portion 113; a push button 114 disposed on theupper side of the inner cap 112; a pressure tube 119 coupled to thebottom surface of the push button 114; a cylinder 150 installed to becommunicated with the container storage space 111 a; a pumping portion140 interposed between the cylinder 150 and the push button 114; and anauxiliary storage space portion 160 provided with an auxiliary storagespace body portion 161 coupled to the cylinder 150.

The inner cap 112 is formed with a cap hole 112 a in a central regionthereof.

The inner cap 112 having such a configuration is coupled to the shoulderportion 113 so that the cap hole 112 a communicates with the containerstorage space 11 l a.

The push button 114 is formed with a “1”-shaped button flow path 114 awhich connects the bottom surface and the side surface. The push button114 can move along the height direction of the container body portion111.

The pressure tube 119 is formed to be communicated with the button flowpath 114 a and the cap hole 112 a.

The cylinder 150 is formed with a narrowed portion 151 on a bottomregion thereof.

The narrowed portion 151 is formed with a through hole 151 a on thebottom surface thereof and a cylinder engaging shoulder 151 b is formedon the inner surface thereof. The pumping portion 140 includes: aring-shaped pumping piston 141 installed inside the cylinder 150; anoperating shaft 145 installed to enter into the pressure tube 119through the pumping piston 141; an operating rod 146 installed insidethe operating shaft 145; an opening and closing recessed groove portion147 formed on the lower end of the operating rod 146; a straw supporttube 148 installed so that the upper end thereof reaches the bottomsurface of the opening and closing recessed groove portion 147 and thelower end thereof passes through the through hole 151 a to be exposed tothe outside of the cylinder 150; a straw 149 installed inside the strawsupport tube 148; and a return spring 144 installed to support both endsthereof by the push button 114 and the inner cap 112.

The pumping piston 141 is installed in close contact with the innersurface of the cylinder 150 such that an intermediate storage chamber150 a is formed between the bottom surfaces of the cylinder 150.

In addition, the pumping piston 141 is installed inside the cylinder 150to be spaced apart from the lower end of the pressure tube 119.

Accordingly, when the pressure tube 119 is descended by pressing thepush button 114, the pumping piston 141 descends by itself as much as adistance that the pressure tube 119 is spaced apart from the pumpingpiston 141, and then can be descended together with the pressure tube119.

The operating shaft 145 includes a linear operating shaft body portion145 b and a stem 145 c formed at the lower end of the operating shaftbody portion 145 b.

The inner space of the operating shaft body portion 145 b becomes theoperating shaft flow path 145 a.

When ascending, the stem 145 c presses the pumping piston 141 upward.

The operating shaft 145 having such a configuration is installed suchthat the stem 145 c passes through the pumping piston 141 and theoperating shaft body portion 145 b is coupled to the pressure tube 119.In this way, the operating shaft 145 can ascend and descend togetherwith the pressure tube 119.

The opening and closing recessed groove portion 147 is formed with aplurality of opening and closing recessed groove flow path formingprotrusions 147 a protruding along the longitudinal direction on theupper side of the outer surface thereof.

The opening and closing recessed groove flow path forming protrusions147 a are spaced apart from each other, and thus the opening and closingrecessed groove flow path is formed in a space between the opening andclosing recessed groove flow path forming protrusions 147 a.

The straw support tube 148 is formed with a plurality of support tubeflow path forming protrusions 148 a protruding along the longitudinaldirection on the upper side of the outer surface thereof.

The support tube flow path forming protrusions 148 a are spaced apartfrom each other, and thus a support tube flow path is formed in a spacebetween the support tube flow path forming protrusions 148 a. A returnspring 144 is installed such that both ends thereof are supported by thepush button 114 and the inner cap 112.

The auxiliary storage space portion 160 is provided with an auxiliarystorage space sealing plate portion 162 formed at the lower end of thestraw support tube 148 in addition to the auxiliary storage space bodyportion 161.

The auxiliary storage space sealing plate portion 162 is formed to bedisposed perpendicularly to the longitudinal direction of the strawsupport tube 148.

The auxiliary storage space body portion 161 has a structure capable offorming a sealed space in cooperation with the straw supporting tube148, the auxiliary storage space sealing plate portion 162, and thecylinder 150.

The operation of conventional containers for mixing different kinds ofmaterials having such a structure will be described with reference toFIGS. 7 and 8. For convenience of explanation, it is assumed that theliquid cosmetics are stored in the inner space of the container bodyportion 111, that is, in the container storage space 111 a, and thepowdered cosmetics are stored in the auxiliary storage space portion160.

When first pressing the push button 114 downward, the pressure tube 119descends by itself as much as a distance spaced apart from the pumpingpiston 141, and then the pressure tube 119 descends together with thepumping piston 141. When pressing the push button 114, elastic force isaccumulated in the return spring 144.

When the pressure tube 119 descends, the opening and closing recessedgroove portion 147 and the straw support tube 148 descend as well. Here,the opening and closing recessed groove portion 147 is descended suchthat the opening and closing recessed groove flow path formingprotrusions 147 a cross the cylinder engaging shoulder 151 b.

When the straw support tube 148 descends, the auxiliary storage spacesealing plate portion 162 also descends to cross the lower end of theauxiliary storage space body portion 161.

When the auxiliary storage space sealing plate portion 162 descends,powder cosmetics stored in the auxiliary storage space portion 160 andliquid cosmetics stored in the container storage space 111 a are mixed(see FIG. 7).

Next, when releasing the pressure applied to the push button 114, thepush button 114 ascends to the original position by elastic forceaccumulated in the return spring 144. When the push button 114 ascends,the operating shaft 145 and the pumping piston 141 ascend and theoperating shaft flow path 145 a is closed by the pumping piston 141.

In addition, when the operating shaft 145 ascends, the operating rod 146and the opening and closing recessed groove portion 147 also ascend.Here, the ascending distance of the operating rod 146 and the openingand closing recessed groove portion 147 is limited by the engagementaction between the opening and closing recessed groove flow path formingprotrusions 147 a and the cylinder engaging shoulder 151 b.

When the operating rod 146 and the opening and closing recessed grooveportion 147 ascend, the groove bottom surface of the opening and closingrecessed groove portion 147 and the upper end of a straw 149 are spacedapart from each other, and thus the container storage space 111 a isconnected to the intermediate storage chamber 150 a through the straw149, the opening and closing recessed groove flow path which is formedin a space between the opening and closing recessed groove flow pathforming protrusion 147 a, and the support tube flow path which is formedin a space between the support tube flow path forming protrusions 148 a.

As such, the operating shaft 145 ascends in the state in which thecontainer storage space 111 a is connected to the intermediate storagechamber 150 a, so that a negative pressure is generated in theintermediate storage chamber 150 a and the mixed cosmetics in thecontainer storage space 111 a flow into the intermediate storage chamber150 a through the support tube flow path (see FIG. 8).

Next, when pressing the push button 114 downward, the pressure tube 119descends by itself as much as a distance spaced apart from the pumpingpiston 141, and then the pressure tube 119 descends together with thepumping piston 141.

During the pressure tube 119 descends as much as a distance spaced apartfrom the pumping piston 141, the operating shaft flow path 145 a iscommunicated with the intermediate storage chamber 150 a.

When the operating shaft flow path 145 a is communicated with theintermediate storage chamber 150 a, the mixed cosmetics in theintermediate storage chamber 150 a pass through the operating shaft flowpath 145 a, the pressure tube 119, and the button flow path 114 asequentially to be discharged to the outside.

On the other hand, when the push button 114 descends, elastic force isaccumulated in the return spring 144.

Next, when releasing the pressing force to the push button 114, the pushbutton 114 ascends to the original position by elastic force accumulatedin the return spring 144.

When the push button 114 ascends, the operating shaft 145 and thepumping piston 141 ascend and the operating shaft flow path 145 a isclosed by the pumping piston 141.

When the operating shaft 145 ascends, a negative pressure is generatedin the intermediate storage chamber 150 a, and the mixed cosmetics inthe container storage space 111 a flow into the intermediate storagechamber 150 a.

A conventional container for mixing different kinds of materials havingthe above-described configuration is disclosed in a Utility ModelApplication No. 2002-15583 (Title of Utility Model: MIXED COSMETICCONTAINER).

However, according to the conventional container for mixing differentkinds of materials, since different kinds of materials are mixed by amethod of descending the auxiliary storage space sealing plate portion162 though the operating rod 146, the opening and closing recessedgroove portion 147, and the straw support tube 148, which are installedin the cylinder 150, there was a problem that the structure for mixingdifferent kinds of materials is complicated and the product assembly isdifficult.

Since the operating rod 146, the opening and closing recessed grooveportion 147, and the straw support tube 148 are disposed inside thecylinder 150, there was a problem that the size of the intermediatestorage chamber 150 a is reduced due to the structure for mixingdifferent kinds of materials.

DISCLOSURE Technical Problem

The present invention is invented to meet the needs of the conventionalart, and it is an object of the present invention to provide areceptacle for mixing different kinds of materials, wherein an innerreceptacle is inserted into an outer receptacle, one of pump sets ismounted in the inner receptacle and the outer receptacle, respectively,and cosmetic contents different from each other are stored in the innerreceptacle and the outer receptacle, while allowing different kinds ofcosmetic contents to be used at the same time with one pumping, to bemixed with different pumping amounts, and to be completely exhausted.

Technical Solution

A receptacle for mixing different kinds of materials according to afirst embodiment of the present invention, includes: an outer receptacle(10) for holding cosmetic contents; a shoulder member (20) of acylindrical member having open upper and lower portions, which isscrew-coupled to an upper opening portion (11) of the outer receptacle(10); a pump coupling member (50) of a disk-shaped member coupled to theinner circumference of the shoulder member (20), which couples a firstpump set (30) and a second pump set (40) side by side; an innerreceptacle (60) of a cylindrical member, an upper flange (61) of whichis placed between a lower surface of the pump coupling member (50) andan upper surface of the upper opening portion (11) of the outerreceptacle (10), which is partitioned into a first and a second spaceportions (62, 63), into which a first and a second pump sets (30, 40)are inserted from the upper part, respectively, in which the lower partof the first space part (62) is opened and the lower part of the secondspace part (63) is closed; a button member (70) of a cylindrical member,of which the upper part inserted into the upper opening portion of theshoulder member (20) is closed and the lower part thereof is opened,which is coupled to discharge the cosmetic contents to the outside bypressing to operate the first and the second pump sets (30, 40) whilereceiving them in the lower part; a cover member (80) coupled to theupper outer circumference of the shoulder member (20) to cover thebutton member at the upper part of the button member (70); and aninternal piston for the inner receptacle (90) which is a member insertedinto the lower part of the inner receptacle (60), which lifts up thecosmetic contents in the inner receptacle (60) to be completelyexhausted when the pump is pumped by the first and second pump sets (30,40).

Advantageous Effects

According to a receptacle for mixing different kinds of materials of thepresent invention, the second pump set is configured by inserting acylindrical cylinder member into the inner circumference of the secondpump housing so that a smaller amount of cosmetic contents are pumpedthan the cosmetic contents pumped by the first pump set. That is, sincethe pumping amounts of the cosmetic contents in the inner receptacle isless than the pumping amounts of the cosmetic contents in the outerreceptacle, it is useful when the dilution ratio between the cosmeticcontents in the outer receptacle and the cosmetic contents in the innerreceptacle is 2:1 or 3:1, that is, when the pumping amounts of the firstand the second pump sets are different.

In addition, the cosmetic contents in the inner receptacle 60 arecompletely pumped by the first and the second pump sets 30, 40 and thusare exhausted as the internal piston for the inner receptacle 90ascends, thereby not wasting the cosmetic contents.

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a pump of a receptaclefor mixing different kinds of materials according to a first embodimentof the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an assembly cross-sectional view showing a receptacle formixing different kinds of materials according to a first embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 3 is an assembly cross-sectional view showing a receptacle formixing different kinds of materials according to a second embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 4 is an assembly cross-sectional view showing a receptacle formixing different kinds of materials according to a second embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIGS. 5 and 6 are cross-sectional views of a conventional container formixing different kinds of materials.

FIGS. 7 and 8 are views showing a method of using a conventionalreceptacle for mixing different kinds of materials, respectively.

BEST MODE

Hereinafter, the preferred embodiments of the present invention will bedescribed in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so thatthose skilled in the art can easily carry out the present invention. Itshould be noted that reference numerals used to denote the configurationin the accompanying drawings are used to denote the same configurationeven in other drawings as much as possible. Further, in the descriptionof the present invention, a detailed description of known functions andconfigurations incorporated herein will be omitted when it may make thesubject matter of the present invention rather unclear. In addition,certain features shown in the drawings are enlarged, reduced, orsimplified for ease of description, and the drawings and theircomponents are not necessarily illustrated at an appropriate rate.However, these details will be easily understood by those skilled in theart.

The terms including ordinals such as “first,” “second,” etc. may be usedherein to describe various components, but these components are notlimited to the terms. These terms are used only to distinguish onecomponent from another component. For example, the first component maybe referred to as a second component without departing from the scope ofthe claims of the present invention, and similarly, the second componentmay also be referred to as a first component. The term “and/or” includesany combination of a plurality of related listed items or any of aplurality of related listed items.

In addition, related terms described on the basis of what is shown inthe drawings such as “front,” “rear,” “top,” “below,” and the like maybe replaced with ordinals such as “first,” “second,” and the like.

The ordinal numbers such as “first,” “second.” and the like arearbitrarily set in the order described, and thus the order may bearbitrarily changed as necessary.

The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particularembodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention.The singular forms comprise plural referents unless the context clearlydictates otherwise. It is to be understood that the terms such as“comprise” or “have” as described in the present specification, areintended to designate the presence of stated features, numbers, steps,operations, components, parts or combinations thereof, but not topreclude the possibility of the presence or addition of one or moreother features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, orcombinations thereof.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms including technical and scientificterms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by thoseskilled in the art to which the present invention pertains. The termsdefined in commonly used dictionaries should be interpreted as having ameaning that is consistent with their meaning in the context of therelevant arts, and will not be interpreted in an idealized or overlyformal meaning unless expressly so defined herein.

Hereinafter, the preferred embodiments of the present invention will bedescribed in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.Further, in the description of the present invention, a detaileddescription of known functions and configurations incorporated hereinwill be omitted when it may make the subject matter of the presentinvention rather unclear.

First Embodiment

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a pump of a receptaclefor mixing different kinds of materials according to a first embodimentof the present invention. FIG. 2 is an assembly cross-sectional viewshowing a receptacle for mixing different kinds of materials accordingto a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 is an assemblycross-sectional view showing a receptacle for mixing different kinds ofmaterials according to a second embodiment of the present invention, andFIG. 4 is an assembly cross-sectional view showing a receptacle formixing different kinds of materials according to a second embodiment ofthe present invention.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the receptacle for mixing different kinds ofmaterials according to the present invention includes: an outerreceptacle 10 for holding cosmetic contents; a shoulder member 20 of acylindrical member having open upper and lower portions, which isscrew-coupled to an upper opening portion 11 of the outer receptacle 10;a pump coupling member 50 of a disk-shaped member coupled to the innercircumference of the shoulder member 20, which couples a first pump set30 and a second pump set 40 side by side; an inner receptacle 60 of acylindrical member, an upper flange 61 of which is placed between alower surface of the pump coupling member 50 and an upper surface of theupper opening portion 11 of the outer receptacle 10, which ispartitioned into a first and a second space portions 62, 63, into whicha first and a second pump sets 30, 40 are inserted from the upper part,respectively, in which the lower part of the first space part 62 isopened and the lower part of the second space part 63 is closed; abutton member 70 of a cylindrical member, of which the upper partinserted into the upper opening portion of the shoulder member 20 isclosed and the lower part thereof is opened, which is coupled todischarge the cosmetic contents to the outside by pressing to operatethe first and the second pump sets 30, 40 while receiving them in thelower part; a cover member 80 coupled to the upper outer circumferenceof the shoulder member 20 to cover the button member at the upper partof the button member 70; and an internal piston for the inner receptacle90 which is a member inserted into the lower part of the innerreceptacle 60, which lifts up the cosmetic contents in the innerreceptacle 60 to be completely exhausted when the pump is pumped by thefirst and second pump sets 30, 40.

The pump coupling member 50 includes a seating hole 51 formed at anupper side thereof, in which the first pump set 30 is safely seated tobe coupled, and a coupling hole 52 formed on the other side of the upperpart so that the cylindrical second pump housing 41 of the second pumpset 40 is coupled to the lower part of the pump coupling member.

The first pump set 30 includes: a cylindrical first pump housing 31 of acylindrical member with the upper and lower portions opened, which aresafely seated in the seating hole 51 of the pump coupling member 50 fromthe upper part, and has a stepped portion 31 a whose lower part has asmaller inner diameter; a first check valve 32 of a cylindrical memberseated on an upper surface of the stepped portion 31 a, wherein a slit32 a is formed in the center of the closed upper surface and the lowerpart has an open shape; a first piston 33 of a cylindrical member withthe upper and lower portions opened, which is in close contact the innercircumference of the first pump housing 31 and moves vertically, whereina groove 33 a concave in the center of the outer circumference isformed; a first piston rod 34 of a cylindrical member with an upper partopened, which is fitted in the center of the first piston 33 from thelower part, on the lower end of which a cylindrical protrusion 34 a toopen and close the lower hole of the first piston 33 while raising thefirst piston 33 protrudes in the circumferential direction, and on theupper circumference of the cylindrical protrusion 34 a, a plurality ofhorizontal holes 34 a penetrating toward the center portion from theouter circumference are formed; a first push member 35 of a cylindricalmember having the penetrating upper and lower parts, which is coupled toan upper outer circumference of the first piston rod 34, on the centerof which a disk-shaped wing 35 a protrudes in a cylindrical shape, andon an upper side of the disk-shaped wing 35 a of which the button member70 is fitted to be communicated with a discharge hole; a first couplingmember 36 in a cylindrical shape, which is seated in the upper hole ofthe first pump housing 31 to press the upper surface of the first piston33, wherein the upper side of the seating hole 51 is put on the outercircumferential horizontal surface of the seating hole 51, and thus thecircumference thereof is coupled to the inner coupling hole 21; and afirst cylindrical spring 37, wherein the lower part thereof is insertedinto the cylindrical groove 36 c of the first coupling member 36 in acylindrical shape, and the upper part thereof is pressed on the lowersurface of the disk-shaped wing 35 a of the first push member 35.

The first coupling member 36 in a cylindrical shape includes: a lowerpressing portion 36 a seated in the upper hole of the first pump housing31 to press the upper surface of the first piston 33; a tubular portion36 b formed vertically from the lower pressing portion 36 a upward toguide the outer circumference of the first push member 35; a protrudingwall 36 d protruding vertically to form a circumferential groove 36 c atthe outer circumference of the tubular portion 36 b; and a couplinggroove 36 e formed to be coupled to the inner coupling hole 21 of theshoulder member 20 at the outer circumference of the protruding wall 36d.

The second pump set 40 includes: a cylindrical second pump housing 41 ofa cylindrical member with the upper and lower portions opened, which iscoupled to the lower part of the coupling hole 52 of the pump couplingmember 50, and has a stepped portion 41 a whose lower part has a smallerinner diameter; a second check valve 42 of a cylindrical member seatedon an upper surface of the stepped portion 41 a, wherein a slit 42 a isformed in the center of the closed upper surface and the lower part hasan open shape; a cylinder member 43 in a cylindrical shape with theupper and lower parts opened, which is the upper part of the secondcheck valve 42 and is in close contact the inner circumference of thesecond pump housing 41; a cylindrical second piston 44, the upper andlower parts of which are opened, which is inserted into the innercircumference of the cylinder member 43 and moves vertically, and theupper part thereof is expanded; a second piston rod 45 of a rod-shapedmember inserted into the second piston 44, wherein a ball-shaped openingand closing protrusion 45 a is formed to open and close the lower holeof the second piston 44 on the lower end thereof, a plurality ofvertical protrusions 45 b are formed at the upper outer circumference ofthe opening and closing protrusion 45 a, a plurality of horizontal holes45 c penetrating toward the center from the outer circumference isformed in the upper expansion portion 45 e of the plurality of verticalprotrusions 45 b, and a vertical hole 45 d communicating from the centerof the horizontal hole 45 c to the upper part is penetrated; a secondpush member 46 of a cylindrical member having the penetrating upper andlower parts, which is coupled to the outer circumference of theexpansion portion 45 e of the second piston 45, wherein a disk-shapedwing 46 a protrudes in a cylindrical shape on the center thereof, and abutton member 70 is inserted into an upper side of the disk-shaped wing46 a thereof to be communicated with a discharge hole 71; a secondcoupling member 47 in a cylindrical shape, wherein the lower sidethereof is seated in the coupling hole 52 of the pump coupling member 50to press the upper surface of the cylinder member 43, the upper sidethereof is put on the outer circumferential horizontal surface of thecoupling hole 52, and thus the circumference thereof is coupled to theinner coupling hole 21; and a second spring 48 in a cylindrical shape,wherein the lower part thereof is inserted into the cylindrical groove47 c of the second coupling member 47 in a cylindrical shape, and theupper part thereof is pressed on the lower surface of the disk-shapedwing 46 a of the second push member 46.

The second coupling member 47 in a cylindrical shape includes: a lowerpressing portion 47 a having a shape in which the inner diameter becomesnarrower toward the lower portion, which is seated in the coupling hole52 to press the upper surface of the cylinder member 43 and at the sametime contact the outer circumference of the second piston 44; areceiving pipe portion 47 b which is formed vertically upward from thelower pressing portion 47 a to accommodate the upper expanding portionof the second piston 44; a protruding wall 47 d protruding vertically toform a cylindrical groove 47 c at the outer circumference of thereceiving pipe portion 47 b; and a coupling groove 47 e formed to becoupled to the inner coupling hole 21 of the shoulder member 20 at theouter circumference of the protruding wall 47 d.

Inlet holes 31 b, 41 b through which external air flows are formed atupper side surfaces of the first and the second pump housings 31, 41,respectively.

An air hole 43 a is formed at an upper outer circumference of thecylinder member 43 in a cylindrical shape to be communicated with aninflow hole 41 b of the second pump housing 41 so that air is introducedinto the cylinder.

A shoulder cover member 22 is formed on the upper part of the shouldermember 20 in the same manner as the outer shape of the shoulder member20 to cover it. In addition, a button cover member 72 is formed even onthe upper part of the button member 70 in the same manner as the outershape of the button member 70 to cover it.

On the upper part of the button cover member 72, a receptacle covermember 80 of a cylindrical member with the lower part opened isinstalled, the bottom surface of which is supported on the flange 22 aof the shoulder cover member 22 and coupled to a coupling protrusion 22b formed on the outer circumference of the shoulder cover member 22 tocover the shoulder cover member 22.

The lower parts of the stepped portions 31 a, 41 a of the first and thesecond pump housings 31, 41 are connected with hoses 31 c, 41 c forsucking the cosmetic contents, respectively.

The receptacle for mixing different kinds of materials according to afirst embodiment of the present invention configured as described aboveincludes two pump sets, that is, the first pump set 30 is configured topump the cosmetic contents in the outer receptacle 10 and the secondpump set 40 is configured to pump the cosmetic contents in the innerreceptacle 10 so that different kinds of cosmetic contents can be mixedand used simultaneously with one pumping.

In addition, the second pump set 40 is configured by inserting acylindrical cylinder member 43 into the inner circumference of thesecond pump housing 41, so that the cosmetic contents are pumped lessthan the cosmetic contents pumped by the first pump set 30. That is, thepumping amount of the cosmetic contents in the inner container 60 isless than the pumping amount of the cosmetic contents in the outerreceptacle 10.

For example, when the dilution ratio of the cosmetic contents in theouter receptacle 10 and the cosmetic contents in the inner receptacle 60is 2:1 or 3:1, that is, it is useful when the pumping amount of thefirst and the second pump sets 30, 40 is different.

In addition, as the cosmetic contents are exhausted, the inner pistonfor the inner receptacle 90 inserted in the lower part of the innerreceptacle 60 ascends and exhausts the cosmetic contents to the upperpart.

As FIG. 2 is a type in which a hose 41 c for inhaling the cosmeticcontents is connected only to the lower part of the stepped portion 41 aof the second pump housing 41, the inner piston for the inner receptacle90 is inserted only in the first space portion 62 of the innerreceptacle 90.

As FIG. 3 is a type in which a hose 31 c for inhaling the cosmeticcontents is connected only to the lower part of the stepped portion 31 aof the second pump housing 41, the inner piston for the inner receptacle90 is inserted only in the second space portion 63 of the innerreceptacle 90.

As FIG. 4 is a type in which hoses 31 c, 41 c are not connected to thelower part of the stepped portions 31 a. 41 a of the first and secondpump housings 31, 41, the inner piston for the inner receptacle 90 isinserted in the first and the second space portions 62, 63 of the innerreceptacle 90, respectively.

As the cosmetic contents in the inner receptacle 60 are pumped by thefirst and the second pump sets 30, 40, and thus the inner piston for theinner receptacle 90 ascends, the cosmetic contents are completely pumpedto be exhausted. By completely exhausting as described above, thecosmetic contents are not wasted.

As described above, while the present invention has been described withreference to exemplary embodiments thereof in the detailed description,it is obvious that the techniques of the present invention are easilymodified by those skilled in the art, and these modified embodimentswill be included in the technical idea described in the claims of thepresent invention.

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 3. A receptacle for mixing materials, comprising: anouter receptacle (10) for holding cosmetic contents; a shoulder member(20) of a cylindrical member with the upper and lower portions opened,which is screw-coupled to an upper opening portion (11) of the outerreceptacle (10); a pump coupling member (50) of a disk-shaped membercoupled to the inner circumference of the shoulder member (20), whichcouples a first pump set (30) and a second pump set (40) side by side;an inner receptacle (60) of a cylindrical member, an upper flange (61)of which is placed between a lower surface of the pump coupling member(50) and an upper surface of the upper opening portion (11) of the outerreceptacle (10), which is partitioned into a first and a second spaceportions (62, 63) into which a first and a second pump sets (30, 40) areinserted from the upper part, respectively, in which the lower part ofthe first space portion (62) is opened and the lower part of the secondspace portion (63) is closed; a button member (70) of a cylindricalmember, of which the upper part inserted into the upper opening portionof the shoulder member (20) is closed and the lower part thereof isopened, which is coupled to discharge the cosmetic contents to theoutside by pressing to operate the first and the second pump sets (30,40) while receiving them in the lower part; a cover member (80) coupledto the upper outer circumference of the shoulder member (20) to coverthe button member at the upper part of the button member (70); and aninternal piston for the inner receptacle (90) which is a member insertedinto the lower part of the inner receptacle (60), and lifts up thecosmetic contents in the inner receptacle (60) to be completelyexhausted when the pump is pumped by the first and second pump sets (30,40), wherein a cylinder member (43) in a cylindrical shape is insertedinto the inner circumference of a second pump housing (41) of the secondpump set (40) so that the pumping amounts of the cosmetic contents inthe outer receptacle (10) pumped by the first pump set (30) and thepumping amounts of the cosmetic contents in the inner receptacle (60)are different.